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Prins Gunasekera: Centenary & Relaunch

December 23, 2024
Book Reviews/Politics

I would like to extend my gratitude to Comrade Prins Gunasekera’s daughter, Mrs. Geshni Gunasekera, for inviting me to deliver a message on this special occasion of the birth centenary of the

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Open Sesame for war criminals?

December 22, 2024
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

 “Israel today is dynamiting the edifice of the global norms built after 1945.” Pankaj Mishra (The Shoah after Gaza – London Review of Books – 21.3.2014) In the second decade of the

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Putin weighs in on the Syrian situation

December 22, 2024
Columns/Syria

Russian President Vladimir Putin, during his Results of the Year annual marathon yearender interactive televised discussion with the Russian public and the media in Moscow on December 19, spoke at some length on the

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Anura’s India Odyssey: What Went Wrong?

December 22, 2024
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

by Luxman Aravind Forget about what they’ve issued, a “diplomatic” communiqué over the future of Indo-Lanka relationships. The message is abundantly clear who wrote this, but instead of showering praises, we must

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How the US Uses ‘Spy Craze’ to Crack Down on Chinese High-Tech Firms

December 22, 2024
China/United States/World

Amid escalating tensions between the United States and China, particularly during the trade war ignited by President Trump’s first term, US authorities have increasingly targeted Chinese tech companies, accusing them of posing

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How the US Pushes Taiwan’s Militarization

December 22, 2024
Defence/Diplomacy

by Our Diplomatic Affairs Editor Taiwan has recently received its first batch of 38 US-made Abrams tanks, with an additional 70 expected to be delivered by the end of 2026. This delivery

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Darned Socks and Soviet Lies: The Search for the Truth Behind Hitler’s Death

December 22, 2024
History

For more than three decades, Éric Laurier, a forensic pathologist based in Valenciennes, France, has embarked on an extraordinary quest to uncover the truth about Adolf Hitler’s death. His research, culminating in

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U.S. Sanctions on Pakistan’s Missile Program: Impact on South Asian Stability

December 22, 2024
Columns

On December 15, the US imposed additional sanctions against four entities with direct links to Pakistan’s ballistic missile program. The order freezes assets and prohibits US citizens from doing business with firms

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French Troops’ Occupation of Trincomalee Harbour, Sri Lanka

December 22, 2024
History/Sri Lanka

Trincomalee, located on the northeastern coast of Sri Lanka, has long been a coveted strategic location due to its natural deep-water harbour and position along key maritime trade routes. This history, shaped

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Young Canoeists of Delft Island Soar to Success

December 22, 2024
Columns/Defence

With blessings of Vice Admiral Priyantha Perera and his lady and President of Sri Lanka Navy Seva Vanitha Unit, Mrs Mala Lamahewha, Navy conducted National Canoeing and Kayaking Competition at Jaffna lagoon

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Is the Deep State Targeting Elon Musk Ahead of Trump’s Inauguration?

December 22, 2024
United States/World

In a provocative tweet on Tuesday, Tesla CEO Elon Musk accused the outgoing Biden administration of targeting him through a coordinated effort, citing what he described as “deep state traitors” using the

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Ukraine Drones Attack Russian Schools, Colleges, and Universities

December 22, 2024
Defence/News

Kazan, the capital of Russia’s Tatarstan region, was rocked by a series of drone strikes, causing widespread damage and panic among residents. Authorities reported that eight drones were involved in the attack,

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Hasina’s Niece, a UK Minister, Linked to Corruption Probe

December 22, 2024
Corruption/News

UK City Minister Tulip Siddiq is facing questions over alleged involvement in a corruption scandal tied to her aunt, former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Bangladesh’s Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) is investigating claims

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Saudi-Warned Suspect Behind Lone Wolf Attack in Germany

December 22, 2024
Germany/Saudi Arabia/World

A festive evening at a Christmas market in the eastern German city of Magdeburg turned into a nightmare on December 20, 2024, when a vehicle rammed into a crowd of shoppers, killing

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WhatsApp Wins Landmark Case Against NSO Group Over Pegasus Spyware

December 21, 2024
World

WhatsApp has secured a significant legal victory in its battle against Israeli spyware developer NSO Group, with a US court ruling that the company violated hacking laws and the messaging platform’s terms

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